Arduino, ESP8266 and 433 Mhz Devices
Easy Route to IoT Devices
Schedule

Presented by:

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Larry Apolonio

Been working with Linux for 20 years now, love the ability to tinker and see how things work. The lead me to working with Arduino and getting devices to connect to the Internet.

There are a plethora of 433Mhz devices that lasts months on a small battery. I will demo water sensors, motion sensors, door and window switches.

Using Arduino, an ESP8266 and MQTT, I get these devices to send information to me over the network all for under $20.

I also talk about how insecure these devices are and you should not consider them for security but for simple monitoring.

Date:
2018 April 29 - 03:45
Duration:
45 min
Room:
CC-236
Conference:
LinuxFest Northwest 2018
Language:
Track:
Code
Difficulty:
Medium

Happening at the same time:

  1. ROSECODE
    2. Start Time:
    2018 April 29 03:45

    Room:
    G-103

  2. Don't Fear the Patent Clause!
    3. Start Time:
    2018 April 29 03:45

    Room:
    CC-114

  3. Incident Response with Live Linux Forensics
    4. Start Time:
    2018 April 29 03:45

    Room:
    CC-200

  4. Privacy on the blockchain
    5. Start Time:
    2018 April 29 03:45

    Room:
    HC-108

  5. Hybrid multi-cloud infrastructure as code using Terraform
    6. Start Time:
    2018 April 29 03:45

    Room:
    CC-208

  6. Arduino, ESP8266 and 433 Mhz Devices
    7. Start Time:
    2018 April 29 03:45

    Room:
    CC-236

  7. Old Dogs & New Tricks
    8. Start Time:
    2018 April 29 03:45

    Room:
    CC-115

  8. Using osquery via Fleet for Client/Server visibility
    9. Start Time:
    2018 April 29 03:45

    Room:
    CC-235

  9. Picking Up the Pieces, Issues And Challenges Controlling Your Data
    10. Start Time:
    2018 April 29 03:45

    Room:
    HC-103 Postgres